Rossonero in Distress

My thoughts are with all Egyptian people. I have many friends there, but I'm unable to contact them. terrible stuff.

I hope my great friend Hany is ok., but also all Egyptian MM members.

@Elamgo99, MM forum is no place for politics. I may or may not agree with you, but non the less, please refrain from political posts here.

Hoping everybody is ok and the country and people survive this and become stronger. Being born in the middle east I have a lot I could say but I will not get into politics here

I don't know why it can't be discussed, especially in specific section outside the Football talk. Especially since as an American, I'm criticizing my own country. I respect those of all political, cultural, nationalities, esp if they're Rossoneri

Anyways, I can see it's very delicate here, so it won't happen again. Nonetheless, I hope all are safe in Egypt, I have many Egyptian friends here in NYC, and they have expressed their fears. I hope all for the best...

Yea Elmago there's rules against religious and political talks because in general those never really end well. We're all from different places and raised in different cultures and it's very unlikely for one person to see the other person's view, especially on such sensitive topics.

That being said, I hope the situation in Egypt is rectified soon and that all the egyptian MM members are doing fine. The bbc website had constant updates of the situation when I last checked this morning.

yeah i hope all the Egyptian Rossoneri are safe and sound and even though they ared not Milanisti i hope my Juventini bros are safe as well.

Originally Posted by Mystik

Yea Elmago there's rules against religious and political talks because in general those never really end well. We're all from different places and raised in different cultures and it's very unlikely for one person to see the other person's view, especially on such sensitive topics.

That being said, I hope the situation in Egypt is rectified soon and that all the egyptian MM members are doing fine. The bbc website had constant updates of the situation when I last checked this morning.

go Al jazeera International... 24/7 live...

and yeah, Change, Yes we Can

The people are okay in Egypt as now the people are protecting themselves in clans. There also is a French company that is going against the government and is starting to sell internet connections to all the homes in Egypt. A friend of mine had dropped out this semester and went back to Egypt yesterday because of this.

They'll be alright...

Unfortunately when dictators fall, vultures will come under the cloak of democracy and take everything you have built and produced for decades. It happened to us and will happen to north Africa. The story is the same only the victims change.

Originally Posted by Ace

go Al jazeera International... 24/7 live...

and yeah, Change, Yes we Can

We got hoodwinked by him. I want my change back.

Originally Posted by jovola

Unfortunately when dictators fall, vultures will come under the cloak of democracy and take everything you have built and produced for decades. It happened to us and will happen to north Africa. The story is the same only the victims change.

Like I said you don't want to go there. You'll just end up offending people and it will not end on a good note. So please refrain from the political comments from now on.

annnd it's gonna get ugly in Egypt!!

Mobarak is a war creminal

Originally Posted by hany.Egypt

Mobarak is a war creminal

May the people get the change they want to see

Question for Hany: I heard ElBaradei is a CIA puppet trying to seize control but the people don't actually even care about him. Is this true?

Question for Hany: I heard ElBaradei is a CIA puppet trying to seize control but the people don't actually even care about him. Is this true?

Not True, El Baradei is the former IAEA who won noble peace price in 2008, and he has a secular Agenda no more no less, that dosen't mean he is a CIA or any one else puppet, he is a true Egyptian who believes in democarcy Just like me, that doesn't mean I am a pro or anti El Baradei, We in Egypt believe that that constitution + Free election = any one in charge no matter his/her agenda even if they were the Islamic brotherhood (who are not as strong as it seems and not terrorist as well) the problem is in Mobarak regime who killed around 500 people in two days just to stay in power.
He is the terrorist.
he is the CIA puppet.
He is the only president in the entire history who kidnapped his people for a week without Internet or cell phones.
He is the only president in the entire history who spend 30 years with emergency law.
I wish I can speak better english so that I can express my self better and I hope I was in a better mood to write but I was in al Tahrir square for almost nine days so far and I am very tired an dbadly injured right now.

Originally Posted by hany.Egypt

Not True, El Baradei is the former IAEA who won noble peace price in 2008, and he has a secular Agenda no more no less, that dosen't mean he is a CIA or any one else puppet, he is a true Egyptian who believes in democarcy Just like me, that doesn't mean I am a pro or anti El Baradei, We in Egypt believe that that constitution + Free election = any one in charge no matter his/her agenda even if they were the Islamic brotherhood (who are not as strong as it seems and not terrorist as well) the problem is in Mobarak regime who killed around 500 people in two days just to stay in power.
He is the terrorist.
he is the CIA puppet.
He is the only president in the entire history who kidnapped his people for a week without Internet or cell phones.
He is the only president in the entire history who spend 30 years with emergency law.
I wish I can speak better english so that I can express my self better and I hope I was in a better mood to write but I was in al Tahrir square for almost nine days so far and I am very tired an dbadly injured right now.

Stay Safe! We wish you all the best Milanista...